As an efficient and low-cost adsorbent, biochar has been widely used in the adsorption and
removal of dyes, antibiotics and phenols from wastewater. Biochar is produced with gas and …

Due to the advantages of renewable, low pollution and wide distribution of biomass
resources, it is selected as the electrode material for supercapacitors. For carbon-based …

Due to its low cost, diverse sources, and sustainable benefits, biomass-derived activated
carbon has gotten much attention recently. An overview of the activation methods and …

In the past decades, fossil energy depletion, environmental pollution, and greenhouse gas
emissions have resulted in serious health threats and ecological imbalances, which prompt …

Microwave-assisted catalytic pyrolysis (MACP) is one of the emerging technologies for
efficiently converting the solid biomass residues to valuable products, including liquid bio-oil …

A sustainable carbon-neutral society is imperative for future generations, and biochars and
biofuels are inevitable choice to achieve this goal. Crop residues (CR) such as sugarcane …

Biochar production through thermochemical processing is a sustainable biomass
conversion and waste management approach. However, commercializing biochar faces …

Amongst the advanced biomass conversion technologies, thermochemical processes have
potential applicability, becoming the key technologies to support a new waste management …

Metal catalysts are unavoidable within the process of catalytic pyrolysis, a part of hydrogen
production; as a result, the reuse and disposal of these materials are problems that need to …

A series of microwave biochars derived from wheat straw in the presence of a granulated
activated carbon (GAC) catalyst, using a range of microwave conditions, were produced …